i mean, how many are you taking at one time or frequent in this time period of january to june? >> you know, there is a point in time and i'm not sure when it was, but it is well before that, and you have to understand this. this is something that i didn't -- i can still remember the first time i ever took an oxycontin. >> mr. murdaugh, if you will answer my question, and then you can explain all you want. if you will tell me how many you were taking from january to june, and then you can explain. >> i am not positive, because over the years and as i was saying from the over the years one oxycontin literally made me sick. and that is when i was transitioning from hydrocodone to oxycodone and made me sick, because it was a really, really strong. and one oxycontin pill is like 10 hydrocodone pills. but anyway, as i took more and more and over the years, it just, you know, you build up a tolerance to pain pills, and so, what might give me this energy -- and the reason, and one of the reasons i became so addicted is because some people talk about pain pils make them lethargic and wh

at this time. there was no media attention to any women playing sports because there any it was frowned upon at that time by to see a female wanted to do anything that was active you saw women as models for automobile sales. that was a place where it was acceptable. i gymnastics cheerleading they were the other sports that women could participate but as time went i noticed that models around wanted to hold it and draw and do whatever with it that i could. so i really learned through that range and whatever other kids was playing with. we've come a long way from stage. we now have media attention, not the flood we'd like, but it's available. we have these instruments that can follow scores and, follow our teams and see who's doing the best and ready to enter the playoffs. it would. there's interesting story that relates to one title nine, which probably was the one major factor in developing sports programs across country. it was not fully accepted by either or partly men or women. there were a lot

. >> and what time did you wake up? >> i don't know exactly what time i woke up, but when you all get my phone, i think one of the first things i did when i got up was call maggie because i was going to my mom's, and i know i texted her, because i checked my phone, and what time did we say the text was, jim? like 9:06? so, you know, i texted her. i called her just before that, and then i mean, she didn't answer at that point. and i left to go to my mom's. >> okay. y'all just have to look. i'm not sure if i called paul. >> and that's why we're getting nailed down the times and everything. >> that was lies, wasn't it? >> the part about me not being at the kennel was a lie. >> also not knowing that paul went down there, not being sure, that was a lie, too, wasn't it. >> not knowing when paul left. everything about me not going to the kennel was a lie. >> you're able to just do that so easily and so convincingly, and so naturally, don't you? >> that's not for me to judge. >> that's true. >> get the room going. >> you don't

through that time.ot going to do my usual and go around absolutely everyjournalist around absolutely every journalist in around absolutely everyjournalist in the room. there will be time of the next few weeks for you to ask me questions, but i will take a few questions, but i will take a few questions for now. and i will start with glenn campbell from the bbc. if you can't... first minister, if you you can�*t... first minister, if you can�*t lead scotland to independence, who, if anyone can, and what is the timetable now for your replacement? on a slightly lighter note, do you now owe douglas ross £100 as a result of a bet? i now owe douglas ross £100 as a result of a bet?— now owe douglas ross £100 as a result of a bet? i think it was 50, so if he has _ result of a bet? i think it was 50, so if he has already _ result of a bet? i think it was 50, so if he has already inflated i result of a bet? i think it was 50, so if he has already inflated it i so if he has already inflated it to be hundred a may ha

but at the same time, time one is not adopting and beefing up. it's a military budget and also transforming its military training to try to invite a war. rather, it is just a positive and necessary step for time when to def, strengthen its defense capabilities. after years of not making much progress in terms of time, one's a defense capability. and this is a step in the right direction from not only just time one, but also from regional allies like japan and the united states perspective. and they are trying to engage, tie one more in terms of defense dialogues, and at the same time the bilateral exchangers aren't at the military level. ok, william, just stay on the line. that's your what the opposition in taiwan thinks about these growing. you are sir taiwan exchanges. the following songbirds of from the opposition came to irma. what do it? i wonder james lee, welcome us military assistance and training to help taiwan. but we don't need to make any big deal out of this news. you're look at the numbers, you're hosting the number of us military p

flowing again any time. ,, ., , ~ ., time.ssians know the new station with a _ time. the russians know the new station with a spectacular... - time. the russians know the new station with a spectacular... theyj station with a spectacular... they called _ station with a spectacular... they called it— station with a spectacular... they called it the — station with a spectacular... they called it the russian _ station with a spectacular... they called it the russian for- station with a spectacular... they called it the russian for peace. i welcome back to the uk now. mps have accused the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, of "significant errors ofjudgement," for not declaring his involvement in helping boris johnson secure a financial loan whilst serving as prime minister. at the time, mr sharp was in the process of applying to join the corporation, and maintains he's done nothing wrong. here's our political correspondent, david wallace—lockhart. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. while he wa

six times or ten times from b tomorrow you become your own package with zero rose. absolutely the word will across the world and people will come and people will really come. i have listened to the senate, i have listened to my house and now i hope and pray will move and show how serious the fact that they have the ropes forever and ever, just for decades mississippi and literally absolutely today at the grocery store or whatever it may be, we need to book to help our folks get on the pathway of doing something. who's going to need to do you about. there's a bunch and i will go as quick as i can but it's great stuff. our hospitals are the lifeblood of all of our communities and like it or not when they take the patient in a lot of times it becomes a burden, we need to help them out so tonight i want us to put $40 million into an adjustment for local hospitals and help them every way. on top of that we have an increase of $35 million i want to put in for the first time forever more we are beginning pro enrollment. the school aid position is designed for first grade a

they say how much time i have all the time i can responsibly declare that the future has already arrived. peaceful neighborhoods are a common thing for ukrainian villages . with dangerous chemicals, there is a mass evacuation . a large fire at a warehouse of trucks in magadan covered more than 600 square meters, the fire has already localized some of the vehicles managed to be evacuated. now firefighters are shedding structures and have already found many violations, all the details from lyudmila shcherbakova. first, the boiler room in the warehouse caught fire, but the fire very quickly engulfed the entire territory of the fire, they arrived quickly. but as they say, the owners of the warehouse did not immediately call for help, trying to put out the fire on their own. as a result, time has been missed, the complexity is that a large area, but stored inside. well, it’s unknown what kind of liquids there are, uh, rubber products, that is , six more pieces of equipment were evacuated at the place . well, some spare parts were in the warehouse for some time, something exploded, firefighter

you are actually not the first time. uh, far away, not the first time. hey, go there. first once. that was in 2016. here are those trips to the war. well, here is the war that went on before february 24 and the one that began after february 24. and here is the difference. you may be that rare person who can compare it, because he has been riding for many years. oh, well, the first time, when in fact it was my tenth anniversary trip , now we will become. well, the first time i don’t remember that i was so scared, this time i didn’t sleep for 2 days, in general, i reacted to every rustle at night. well, because it was scary , there were explosions, then there were also explosions, but they were somehow on the outskirts. e most yes, no, the center did not get under way. i lived downtown and traveled all the time. and basically, then they shot. eh, at night it’s harder now, everything is unpredictable, but at the same time, adult children have changed, maybe in their mood in their condition. they realized they understand that at least now they are not one on one with this e beast. no,

there were good times, there were good times. and absolutely amazing guzeeva of course. oh well, okay, now it’s not about me, but do it anyway. tell me please. that's when vasya's both little tanya, who had 17 years old, will give georgievich no, 13, how old were you when you left, when i was gone, 44, that is, by today's standards, this is a young woman who is ready to go out for the first time get married and have a baby at all not not even not she imagined herself disappearing as a husband to leave something like that in general, she didn’t imagine any other men. but then let's digress into the past look when you met. you were 18 years old. yes? i lied that i was 21. that's how i added everything down, they twitch. i said that he is 15 years old, well , 40 kg, and his height is a meter yes, 56, somewhere around a meter 40 kg of this girl on a stick. tribute uh, who saw whom first? yes, but i kind of saw it, yes, in the theater at the blackboard, the schedule, but roughly speaking, i didn’t immediately see they showed young act

i guess from time to time to us of what mortal we really are, and that we, everything isn't all that sure. so much so that our colleague just a few weeks so ago took the risk and the our colleague and the other body always feeling so secure, sure. that nothing could go wrong. but i guess in this case, it's important that we remind ourselves and american people that this tragedy, terrible as it is, deserves at least an attempt to discuss it. the first thing we feel is that sorrow. sorrow. the heroic victims of the tragedy, sorrow for their loved ones, sorrow for our country. but we also feel pride in the seven members of the crew. pride in their dedication their belief in the space program, in themselves and in our country. and we also feel a sense of resolve and a sense that what they symbolized is too important to be stopped. sorrow, pride, a sense of resolve, a human desire to know what happened. these conflicting feelings are with us now. and it's my that the american people continue to share the faith that motivated and inspired the crew of the challenger. a faith that transcends

it is time for these surgeries. it is time to continue _ time for these surgeries.geries. it is time to continue the journey. sharif�*s ukrainian girlfriend is coming as well. sharif's ukrainian girlfriend is coming as well. surgeons are auoin to is coming as well. surgeons are going to try _ is coming as well. surgeons are going to try and _ is coming as well. surgeons are going to try and save _ is coming as well. surgeons are going to try and save hands i is coming as well. surgeons are going to try and save hands in l going to try and save hands in brussels. if he stays in ukraine he will lose his hand. ewan and craig have been travelling to some of the worst hit areas. ~ . , hit areas. we have been bringing _ hit areas. we have been bringing people - hit areas. we have been bringing people back- hit areas. we have been i bringing people back across the woman. i could not watch what was happening and not come in and take part. was happening and not come in and take part-— and take part. how have you found this? _ and take part. how have you found this? a _ and t

they are constantly doing more than we even ask them to at many times and at times, there are times wheneed information or collaboration but i don't control other people's schedules, times, and information. also, and i don't want to sit there and send an e-mail asking for an extension when i'm not sure if that's what i should be doing and ultimately, part of that, maybe i should have called the commission secretary or written directors and said, hey, do we send something formal or do they know -- i know -- we, as in gpa and i connected after the fact, so it wasn't before that 6th and i didn't actually even know that, assumed there were some conversation going on at a different level, so i didn't realize that dpa didn't get any response. >> okay. thank you. commissioner walker. >> i want to thank you for coming and answering questions and i have concerns about just tone of this because it does feel a bit harassing and i think that we all are sort of committing to an accelerated finishing of some of these dgo's and it behooves us to meet the objectives. you have a set of expectations, comm

time now for 36. it's a strong debate over banning certain books in one bay area school district now the sander bone valley school board meeting was filled last night. board was debating new criteria for the process to ban specific books come to some parents reportedly raised objections to a book called gender queer, a memoir. today it's a matter of indoctrination. going after kids, hearts, minds and souls. with stuff that neither of their parents want, nor is it appropriate for those kids now, despite the complaints by some parents and school district told the mercury news, the book that they're questioning has only been checked out twice in the last three years. many of the speakers said, there's a lot of scrutiny aimed at materials. with l g b t q themes. it's unfathomable how we could be here in this. nation in this day and age, talking about banning books kids see themselves represented. that's why i find to be here at the school board did not vote to ban any books at that meeting, and the distri

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what that does is it shortens the delivery time. so once we get to the point where a political decision is made to deliver these aircraft, they will be able to get into the fight much, much quicker. and that doesn't just change the dynamic on the battlefield. that changes the calculations, obviously for zalinski, it means that he can afford to keep taking the fight to russia, but it changes the calculation for russia as well. who has been hoping throughout this that he will eventually reach a point that we will eventually reach a point at which western capitals are no longer willing to provide support for, for ukraine and what these meetings and these commitments continue to show him is that that point will not come until such time as russia has lost this war is and let me pick up on a point you were making and ask something about it. you were talking about the logistics of all that you were talking about supply lines. you know, there are a lot of analysts believe that russia is on the verge of launching a new, large scale offensive

we're just almost out of time just very quickly. do you think that you will allow ukraine to join any time soon? just very quickly please. it will not happen until the war ends, i suppose. and i think it can take up to 5 or 7 years. ah, when such are the forms that are needed for your brain to join you? ah, it will my, it will make this possible. all right, we have run out of time. so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much all or i guess there he shoppable of daniella aurora, and samuel greene. thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at ha, inside story. from him hammered him german. the whole team here, bye for now. ah, ah. touches money into african gold and exclusive al jazeera investigation. coming soon. women run micro businesses are key to center goals developm

ukraine has invited the president of the united states to ukraine many times at any time, and president joe biden , the president of the united states, accordingly decided that the best time is right now, on the eve of several anniversaries a few days ago, we received a signal that this invitation was accepted and, accordingly, preparations for it began. i assure you that this visit is a surprise for many . i knew that there was a visit to poland . i was convinced that there would be a meeting with our president. i'll tell you. frankly speaking, this is a historic moment - the president of the united states arrived at the mariinsky palace . this is joe biden's seventh visit to ukraine. previously, he was here as a vice president, and this is the first time. as a head of state, kyiv has captured part of it hearts, the meeting of the tet was supposed to last 30 minutes, however, they took a lot longer. it is clear that before the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, the leader has something to talk about, in particular, military and financial aid to our country,

i will go to a budget time line we appropriated. this shores where we are in the time line. and the red arrow shoes today. 2023 highlights presenting in the budget for considering of approval before we do a final submission. the arrows on the top are snapshot in time they reflect dates. you see range figure the far left the mayor's budget instructions in early december to the final mayoral signature day in august. you see the the bottom staff in public works and department manager and department directors to development budget identify initiatives and identify cost savings because of the economic downturn. and we will submit it on february 21st and goes to the mayor's office for reruand consideration. and then per the city charter a june first submittal date is required and then before the board of supervisors for their consideration. really, an interesting time table we never appropriated this and we are surprised to see it on paper how long a froesz is this is my 23rd budget. it if you in perspective. commissioners,il snap on this snapshot photo and i will focus on respons

your time elapsed. like to apol yoiz for cutting people off we have 2 machines per speaker for this matter. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors [inaudible] in district 6 stands with senior and disability action and 100 community organizations in opposition to the motion. unfortunately the pandemic is far from over and people had not have to choose between health and participation in government and takes away voices of parents, working people who had a voice the past few years. raise questions hol be eligible to receive an accommendation and the enforcement might be. to be honest, i [inaudible] the dog and pony show for public comment feeling our side needs to turn out hours of supporters merely because we know they will do the sameful because of this i'm open not idea that for contentious issues there are newer and less cost low and time consuming ways to facilitate participation in government and making more representative. other cities experimented with moss, should have a system in pla

only time i ever knew him to live. host: for those not paying attention, what were you talking about? the lie? lance: that rockefeller died in the company of his mistress. in a townhouse on 54th street, my father, in an effort to spare misses rockefeller embarrassment , because they were all there at the hospital late at night, mrs. gfeller was there and so was the young woman. -- rockefeller was there and so was the young woman. my father concocted the preposterous story that nelson had been up in his office in rockefeller center working on his art books, like a medieval monk, illuminating manuscripts in his office. that spring a leak in about a day, because the ambulance drivers and cops said wait a minute, this is not what happened. i should not laugh about it, but any case, my father was deeply upset about it for a long time. he was very fond of rockefeller. host: didn't you write a book about it? lance: i did, in the mid 80's. it was about my father. i mention this stuff in that book, as well. host: there is a ref

the worst times, were always the worst times, were always the worst time . yeah, that was worse for us, but when kevin, you're an amateur boxer , you're a good an amateur boxer, you're a good amateur boxer. you're doing well . the decision to go professional , that's a big professional, that's a big decision, isn't it ? so i was 18 decision, isn't it? so i was 18 years of age, you know, remember my fight in the national press was a some paper that said kevin , which was too young to be fighting in the senior. i guess he's the youngest candidate basically because i was 18 was fireman . and at the time i was fireman. and at the time i was working for tony burns. but he was the boss of the repton boxing club, also of mickey . my boxing club, also of mickey. my was opposed to the west end sort of rivalries, was working the boss of epsom books over epsom was well no i'm not him boys meant a lot to my father in the our account and both in the way how someone else would work out another man i knock in space i'm also making a big noise and i'm just saying in a lot o

of time.rkey yes, we help. we will send one team, the second. today you asked me a question, how are they there our help, we help not because there something praised something gave an answer. well, we hear what he says. yeah, he is called the countries that we help the most, including those countries that, for technical reasons, cannot say even half of what we provide, yes. this he helps says, israel azerbaijan kuwait qatar and saudi arabia, russia is not mentioned, while our certain official correctly says that against this background , the supply of weapons to our enemy from turkey is increasing . this is the time we live. it is interesting what will be against us at the same time we see that many countries want to demonstrate their influence to increase all the influence that we need to work more closely with them. who would have thought that iran would launch its naval ships forces. to the shores of latin america here. i remember a lot of burning nikolaev. no, they launched a couple of shi

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in my father three times, well, maybe four times in my life my son said such words to me.thing in life. well, once it was after i wrote a story that was 290 pages he read and said three pages were well written. perhaps you can become a writer. then, when he received the golden calf award in a litt newspaper. he said, you wrote a lot of nonsense, but this story is better than the rest, but 8 years before that, he did not recognize what i was writing , saying that it was not serious, but the first time he said, my son. you must have achieved something in your life when you saw me climb to the top over there. when he began to write his humorous stories, i once told him that i would like one thing here and there, that he wrote novels there and, but i told him then. what do you know, all the same with all this, you can only write humorous stories and do more than in others in all genres of literature. we have some special energy. you know among russian people, only a russian person is special, when he drives in the opposite lane, he can get hit in the ass. i can endlessly give

trauma and tragedy, it messes you up for a long time. of what my article touches on. i've learned a lot of the things i once considered uplifting here fill me with discomfort and sometimes sadness mixed with anger and that can be a complicated feeling, things people say to us to people who .did organize or still organize so every aspect my feelings have changed a little as the years go on. >> are going to get into some more but i want to talk about a term you used in your recent piece, well reported recent piece. trauma battered brain, what does that mean to you? what did you mean when you use that? >> something i think anybody who's experienced trauma at any capacity knows and the number increases every day, trauma does fundamentally change your brain. i'm no scientist but i've written books on trauma to figure out what's going on with my head and it kind of rewires things so battered is a bit of a dramatic word but the most accurate word to talk about trauma. in the early months and years, it was a very present lots of flashbacks and m

there were good times, there were good times. time is good and absolutely amazing guzeeva of course. oh well, okay, now it’s not about me to do anyway. tell me please. that's when vasya ratel both little tanya , who had 17 years old, georgievich difference, no, 13, how old were you when you left, when i was gone, 44, that is, by today's standards, this is a young woman who is ready to get married for the first time and the parents of the child did not even imagine how i could disappear in marriage to leave something like that in general, i couldn’t imagine any other man. but then let's digress into the past look when you met. you were 18 years old. yes? i lied that i was 21. that's how i added everyone is decreasing. i said that he was 15 years old . well, 40 kg, and his height is a meter yes, 56 meters somewhere kilogram. this is the girl's eyes on a stick, hot, yes, yes. so who is who?

thank you for making time for us in what's been a very, very busy, tricky time for you. just give us a sense of where you are right now andjust, i mean, what it really feels like to be there. do you know what's really hard? and one of the things that i've found difficult but really important isjust trying to give an idea of the scale of this, because you can only see so much here that the camera shows you and you can see everything that's going on behind me. you can see this destroyed building. you can see the rescue workers and you can see the diggers. but, beyond the camera's view, it goes all the way as far as the eye can see, all the way down this street. this was a neighbourhood. it was full of apartments. it's only one part of a huge city that has collapsed. and this is one city across a huge swathe of turkey that is suffering. this was the epicentre. so things here have been particularly bad. so i spoke to one man today from doncaster. this is where his brother lives, just down the road from here. so he got on a plane. he came as well. and he is now standing on th

i have been for a very long time. so they came up to our warehouses you ask where i got these scars from i was there. i was trying to save my business. you so archie tried to save me. i left the hospital. i wanted to talk seriously. i wanted to talk to him, but i couldn't resist. i beat him up, but he stopped by me for a year. during this time, my wife died. i had to start life from scratch. i fucked up the kids. no, he just started to come to his senses. and suddenly i meet by chance. but i won. i was ready to sell this to the bandits. and then he put you on a horse and lost you my husband lost me at cards. what kind of nonsense? yes, i understand. that's why i didn't want to tell you all this. until it's not too late. it gives a lot of useful emotions, impressions, new contacts, opportunities for creativity, life becomes tastier. 19 uh today i just recently used turned 46 in this place, so this one here during this period. i'm interested in. uh, growing citrus fruits is the first thing that comes to mind. it's that

and again, i'm a big fan of the new york times, so i'm not criticizing the times. you hear that? but i find it very unusual that at time when most younger people are getting their news from twitter and things that get put on, you know, line and just very brief, some newspapers put it this way, i'm not going to say which are expanding their stories. and even though i person who loves information and is committed to getting new information in get tired of reading paragraph after paragraph, paragraph, i'm saying these young people who out there now who need good information. are they going to read a story that on 1500 words or 2000 words and not even get what it's about in the first two or three paragraphs. now that may be old school, but i've been fairly successful at school, let's put it that way. and so while i'm not working for anybody now that myself, i talk to people who are who do have this kind of responsibility when, i can and when it's informal. to can't, they do a little bit on reducing the size of some of these articles especially if they want to reach young people, who

you've reinvigorated it during your time in charge.jor disappointment, maybe even shock, that you received the criticism that you did after that result against hungary? no football, is as it is. and you can't lose a game 4—0 at home with england and expect people to be happy about the outcome. so, yeah, i've been in the game long enough to know how fans will react at certain times, and i'm comfortable with that from a personal perspective. my thinking is always around, how does this affect the team? is this going to give the team the best chance going into the world cup, for example? do we need to free that narrative up so that the support is behind the team and notjust debating whether the manager should be there or not? but i think we came through that period. we've started to score goals again and reminded ourselves of what we could be at our best. and that was very much the mindset we went into the tournament with. and was there a real sense after the world cup of unfinished business? that it would be painful, perhaps, to see someb

to time.e south—westerly wind and swap for the north—westerly winds bringing cooler conditions. i say cooler, and actually temperatures on wednesday will be closer to average for the time of weather to turn a bit brighter later in the week. this is bbc news, the headlines... the us secretary of state says china is considering supplying weapons and ammunition to russia for its war against ukraine. we have seen them provide non—lethal support to russia for use in ukraine. the concern that we have now is based on information we have that they are considering providing lethal support. borisjohnson urges rishi sunak not to drop the northern ireland protocol bill — as speculation mounts of a compromise over post—brexit arrangements. the first two candidates to become the new first minister of scotland put their names forward — we'll look at what they stand for. the 76th annual british academy awards take place in london later — with the german—language film, all quiet on the western front,

it's my first time.aurant rather than a ride. europa—park aims to sell the concept to other parks and cities around the world, and it is hoping the experience will be attractive to those outside the amusement park industry. it's a bold ambition, and for a company used to exporting roller—coaster hardware, it is a very big move into uncharted territory. still not convinced — i think that will give me indigestion. no, looked great to me, i will take someone else then. fine. that's it from us for this week, thanks for watching, see you soon. bye— bye. hello. after what's been a relatively quiet day weather—wise, the winds are now starting to ratchet up across the northern half of the uk. in fact, those strong winds across scotland's over the tops of the pennines and into northeast england could well cause some travel disruption as we head into friday morning. so what's going on? well, on the earlier satellite picture, we can see this stripe of cloud out in the atlantic. and just about here, we've started to

in the winter time. in the early 19 eighties miss west began to recognize the trains tourism potential. the railway line was overhauled so it could run it year round the glacier express became one of the world's most successful and well known tourist traits. several hours into the journey. we reached the highest point on the line that ober out pass at an elevation of 2033 meters. no wonder this is also a popular ski area. this is definitely the most amazing view so far. like being if i had a snow globe there, so got a few more hours to go. i think i'm gonna try and explore the train and see if there's anything else to see. so i'm sitting in 1st class for there's even an extra class. excellent class. let's go take a look, arrive tickets for these seats. kostin. i watering 650 euros. so unsurprisingly, there are only a few people in this carriage. i order and a crony at the bar made with regional swift jim 300 kilometers later, the train reaches its destination. after 8 hours, we finally arrived in 7 month

or support over a long period of time. but that is not how we want to lead. david: so, you do your philanthropy largely through emerson collective, llc. laurene: yes. that's right. david: why do you use an llc rather than a foundation or a nonprofit foundation, which is what people typically do? laurene: yeah, it's true. from the beginning, i always felt that i didn't want to be encumbered by a foundational constraint. my intent was always to deploy capital as smartly and usefully as i possibly could. so, to find the highest and best use of the next dollar. and so, i thought i could always hold off and form a foundation, if it turned out we were only going to be philanthropists as a group. but i also wanted to use other methodologies for positive social change, like investing in entrepreneurs and in companies. and perhaps using advocacy, and artists, and supporting movements and practices, and perhaps young, emerging leaders who did not have a c3 yet. and so, i had -- i kept that level of ultimate flexibility and nimblenes

that hasn't changed over time. i am happy to take on the job at an average speed of 6 kilometers per hour. we arrived at the top of it ag, almost on time, in the little engine that could be view is impressive. as a cheney engineer, i don't get a break. egg bound is a sailing. why is it so important to keep on cleaning the locomotive, went through it with if you wipe everything down with a cleaning rag make so you can see all right away as a screws loose roses. so now we had back down the mountain when our locomotive number 7 is trundling along, all the other trains on the road have to make way for it. the slow pace is all the better for enjoying this particular view. 2021 is the $150.00 the anniversary of the ye re weight. the locomotive was restored and put back in service, especially for it. an hour after leaving the top of the line, we arrived at fitz now station on lake lucerne. and now it's my turn at the controls again. they let me drive the locomotive on to the turntable and into the shed, or by myself. well

if you ever think about how much time it will take, from the time this money is deposited, it will be registered until the time it is announced and the applicant will come to the closed system like this . it is better if it is closed on thursday, then it will be closed 4 to 5 days later , god willing, the maximum width will be reached. the delivery standard is three months, in order to deliver the model in three months the final sale, the delivery of the car in the third quarter, god willing, the delivery time of the car, one part, the time from the customs, the first part, when the people in the registration system , the registration in the waiting list, the waiting list, the waiting list , are in high priority, when it makes itself valuable, the registration is definitive. they choose, they have three days to complete the payment and the money will be deposited into their own card account to the car manufacturer's account, when this first part, the second part of the car is cleared and there are government duties, which is customs, at that time, the second part of the cost will actu

by the way, 2.0, it is time. this is america, it is embarrassing to know so many other countries go way beyond us and what to do and i know the secretary and department of labor pushes as hard as he can. i believe we have the chance to have peace of mind and my parents only because my dad was a union member did he have peace of mind. guy was a sixth straight education and no one had a chance to go on and get that line. i will tell you that if something was to happen that would require their attention, they would have been ornery and peace of mind and to my father that's now passed and my mother in the ripe age of 89 and doing her rocks, each and every one of you championing the family and medical leave, do not stop. there are people who look to you and pray rosary for you at night and they thank you for everything you do because at end of the day, you have the dignifying network and thank you on behalf of our parents and the very proud immigrant family with the department of labor and deputy secretary and she's b

what time did you wake up? >> i don't know what time i woke up. when you get my phone, you know, i think one of the first things i did when i got up is call maggie. i was going to my mom's. and i know i texted her. i checked my phone. what time did we say the text was, jim? 9:06? i showed you the other night, didn't i? >> yes. >> so i texted her -- i called her just before that. she didn't answer at that point. and i left to go to my mom's. >> okay. ya'll just have to look. i'm not sure if i called paul or -- >> that's why we're getting the phone, to nail down the times and everything. >> right. >> pretty much that was all lies, wasn't it? >> the part about me not being at the kennel was a lie. >> not knowing that paul went down there, not being sure. that was a lie wasn't it? you're putting detail in this thing, aren't you? >> not knowing when paul left. everything about me not going to the kennel was a lie. >> you're able to do that so easily and so convincingly and so naturally, don't you? >> that's not for me to judge. >> that's true. >> it's

the worst times, were always the worst times, were always the worst time . yeah, that was worse for us, but when kevin, you're an amateur boxer , you're a good an amateur boxer, you're a good amateur boxer. you're doing well . the decision to go professional , that's a big professional, that's a big decision, isn't it ? so i was 18 decision, isn't it? so i was 18 years of age, you know, remember my fight in the national press was a some paper that said kevin , which was too young to be fighting in the senior. i guess he's the youngest candidate basically because i was 18 was fireman . and at the time i was fireman. and at the time i was working for tony burns. but he was the boss of the repton boxing club, also of mickey . my boxing club, also of mickey. my was opposed to the west end sort of rivalries, was working the boss of epsom books over epsom was well no i'm not him boys meant a lot to my father in the our account and both in the way how someone else would work out another man i knock in space i'm also making a big noise and i'm just saying in a lot o

and we say time and time again, but the deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. >> all rightt. it can write poems to college level essays. some teachers want to ban it but others are finding a way to embrace the technology. so jake, why do teachers think ai can actually help with work? >> what is amazing is that at the moment we have reports that anywhere from a third to a half of college age students have used this technology already to write a college essay for them. but i spoke to a teacher in rural oregon what is trying to embrace this because she says it gives her insight into their mind. see how she describes it. >> my first reaction is absolutely panic. i thought this is going to make obsolete what people say it's going to do. it instantly created a fear in me but i thought i'm uncomfortable living in this fear so i'm going to tackle it. >> what is so interesting here, joe, is she is actually having students use the technology to write their own summary of a book they read and then she use that's to basically figure out if the kid can spot the places where it gets thin

time goes by 30 seconds. not for each element, but 30 seconds of the total setting , we pass to the opposing team. and who knows what will happen there. photo question for you attention to the screen in the photo you see a monument to the hero of the soviet union under whose leadership the underground workers of orsha from november 1941 to february, forty-second disabled 170 trains and derailed dozens of enemy trains with manpower and equipment. name this person. who he writes will be enough surnames, of course, we write yes zaslo zaslavsky no zaslavsky, it's just not all alina forgive me for what is written zaslavsky some kind of barriers. do you have the correct answer? what do you think, alexander let's continue with the vitebsk youth capital team. in which belarusian city did they plan to move the capital in 1939, to which city? three two one mogilev mogilev is the absolutely correct answer of your team which famous poet's portrait was painted in 1828 by the artist valencia vankovich? and lermontov not ou

that was a different time.en, children, labor and faith organizations led by the national partnership for women and families. [cheering] [cheering] [applause] if you ever feel drifting just as julie what you should do and she will tell you. [laughter] they were all these people in the business community who were progressives. they implemented their own forms the family leave. they realize it was good for morale, for productivity, for the long-term health of the business. still it took eight years, two vetoes and another election before it became law. but today one of the most important things we can do is remember the family leave. >> and everything that's fundamentally change this country that moved through congress is an embodiment of what i learned from the world war i essay of the great german sociologist who said politics was ace strong and slow and boring of all of these people and we are the beneficiaries and we should all be grateful. [applause] i kept saying that all the time when people wondered why w

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thank you for your time here. i'm going to start with the basis pedestrian question here, why did your client shoot? >> well, again, first and foremost, thank you for having me. again, this is a tragic and unfortunate situation for all involved. we're certainly disappointed by officer tyler's arrest, and if necessary, we're prepared to defend officer tyler in court. and i'm limited on what i can comment, but i can comment on the evidence brought forth in the bond hearing yesterday. and from what it shows is that officers responded to a domestic disturbance call, which are always highly charged atmospheres and dangerous by nature. and from the evidence, it shows that mr. bagley fled to the back of the bedroom, grabbed an object off the night stand, which officers were not aware what that was. jumped off the balcony and took off running. the testimony further showed that the officers gave chase, lost sight of him. when officer tyler engages mr. bagley again, as the state police investigator testified, it was almost